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poor quality of life
Carlos Solas is part of that small percentage of patients with this chronic pathology that makes it difficult to eat for those who do not find any of the available treatments working.
At 31, Yoann Provenzano has already lived several lives: YouTuber, radio columnist, actor in the Zep and Gary Grenier series “La vie de JC”, presenter of the show “Cash” on RTS and stand-up comedian . After “Seul(s) dans ma tête” in 2016, the Veveysan presents its new solo on stage entitled “Le spectacle est permanent”.
“Few people know it, but I started making jokes on stage eleven years ago, explains Yoann Provenzano to RTS. The first time went pretty well, people were laughing. Then I continued a few flabs. When you’re 20, you give up more quickly. So I put that on hold and started making videos on the internet. That’s where the ‘Provenzano Sphere’ was created!”
>> To watch: portrait of comedian Yoann Provenzano in the 7:30 p.m.
An amused observer of the failings of society, Yoann Provenzano plays the card of introspection for “Le spectacle est permanent”. Dropping the characters that made him famous on social networks, he talks regarding his life in a way that is both frank and candid. Without artifice, his voice carries the show. “There is still a bit of staging, though. I collaborated with Elina Morf, who is part of my production company, Jokers Comedy. We tried to have a small set and beautiful lights, to use this scenography. But the body of the show is above all the stand-up”, specifies Yoann Provenzano.
The poster of Yoann Provenzano’s only-on-stage “Le spectacle est permanent”. [© A la Volette]
The young thirty-year-old also addresses his complexes and physical problems in his show. “Thirty is this somewhat bizarre crossroads between the too old teenager and the too young adult. That’s what I’m going through at the moment and what I want to transcribe on stage.”
He cites the anecdote of his atypical teeth, now corrected. If the comedian had learned to accept it as it is, in particular thanks to the footballer Ronaldinho who made his smile a commercial argument, this intervention was “more hygienic than aesthetic!”
Yoann Provenzano has been crisscrossing French-speaking Switzerland for two and a half years as presenter of the program “Cash”. In exchange for ten correct answers to general knowledge questions, participants win 1,000 francs. A job that allowed him to meet a different audience from his usual audience: “There isn’t a week when I haven’t been asked for a 1,000 franc note in the street! This program allowed me to meet a slightly older audience and children”.
Thanks to him, the average age of the “Cash” audience has dropped. “It’s a unifying show, and I’m sure I was chosen for this reason, my unifying and authentic side.”
TV Subject: Dominik Steiner and Fanny Moille
Interview by Philippe Revaz
Adaptation web: Myriam Semaani
Yoann Provenzano, “The show is permanent”, Casino-Théâtre, Geneva, April 6; Hameau-Z’arts Theatre, Payerne, April 28; O’Chap marquee, Prilly-Malley, land 10 never; Festival Morges-sous-Rire, June 13, 2023.
In the transition to zero-emission electric vehicles, electric motors play a key role. To design high performance electric motors, the use of a multiphysics approach is necessary in order to improve aspects such as thermal management, power density, reliability, efficiency and cost.
Thursday April 20of 11 a.m. to 12 p.m., COMSOL invites you to participate in a webinar free access to introduce you to the modeling capabilities of the COMSOL Multiphysics software® dedicated to the design of electric motors, by addressing both electromagnetism, thermal, vibrations and mechanical stresses, taking into account the couplings between the physical phenomena involved.
This webinar includes a focus on motor optimization, focusing in particular on the positioning and shape of the magnets of a permanent magnet motor.
A demonstration using the graphical interface of the software illustrates how to calculate various parameters such as motor torque, iron losses and copper losses.
This webinar will be recorded and available as an archive on the COMSOL website the day following the event, April 21.
An Indian woman told the authorities that she left her newborn baby in a bucket in the bathroom of her home, so the police rushed to the scene to try to save the infant.
In videos circulating on social media, police officers are seen running with a bucket to rescue the infant, who was wrapped in a cloth.
The woman, following giving birth to her baby at home, arrived at the hospital bleeding and reported the newborn to the authorities, which she had left in a bucket in her bathroom.
The police were informed by the hospital authorities and they rushed to the woman’s home in Alappuzha district of Kerala state.
According to the police, the woman arrived at the hospital in Chenganoor with severe bleeding following giving birth at home.
Police found the baby, who weighs only 1.3 kg, in a bucket and took him to a private hospital for treatment.
The police said in a statement that a case had been registered once morest the woman.
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